One of world's largest icebergs A23a drifting beyond Antarctic waters: Report
The iceberg A23a, which broke away from Antarctica's Filchner Ice Shelf in 1986, is finally drifting beyond Antarctic waters. It had been stuck in the Weddell Sea for many years but has now started moving propelled by wind and ocean currents. Measuring around 4,000 square kilometers, the iceberg is three times the size of New York City and twice the size of Greater London. Andrew Fleming, a remote sensing expert at the British Antarctic Survey, confirmed its movement towards the sub-Antarctic region of South Georgia.
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